Soviet soldiers surrender to German troops during the opening weeks of Operation Barbarossa - July 1941

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Soviet soldiers surrender to German troops during the opening weeks of Operation Barbarossa - July 1941
Italian Alpini with a Ukrainian peasant, 1941
September 1941: A building burns in Kyiv, Ukraine three months after the Axis invasion. World War II.
Soldat de la Waffen-SS allemande portant une vareuse et un couvre-casque camouflés emblématiques de la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
Le camouflage "Platanenmuster" ou à motif de "feuilles de platane" (ici dans sa version printanière/estivale verte), est l'un des premiers camouflages militaires produits en masse.
Les pattes de col noires à liseré argenté affichent les runes "SS" (ici masquées ou inclinées selon la coupe) et le grade sur le côté opposé.
Le soldat est équipé d'une paire de jumelles militaires autour du cou, de sacoches en cuir noir à la ceinture et d'une boucle de ceinturon standard portant la devise de la SS ("Meine Ehre heißt Treue").
Operation Barbarossa (1941, colourised)
On 22 June 1941, Operation Barbarossa began with a massive strike by the Luftwaffe against the airfields of the Red Army. The Soviet air force suffered catastrophic losses, mainly on the ground; the first day of the war in the East ranked among the most devastating air strikes in history.
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Deux soldats allemands face à un bunker soviétique – Opération Barbarossa – Front de l'Est – Union soviétique – 1941